Touchfuzzy

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Totally understand you... Even thought it wasn't something as cool as a convention

We must not help at all and you have my sympathies.

"First drafts are for finding out what the story is about."

Sound advice I'd say. I know the stories that usually stick with me the most are ones that seemed to know where they wanted to go.

I went to an island with no internet or phone service and cooked over a fire and lived in a tent for 4 days and hiked a whole lot.

Also, saw wild horses, the ruins of an old 1800s mansion that burned down, went swimming at a beach with literally no one on it, watched ghost crabs skitter away at light speed at night on the beach, and just generally enjoyed nature.

It was fun. Also tiring. It is super hot and humid on the Georgia coast this time of year.

Welcome back!
We had no crazy parties while you were gone.

Have a good break!

Have fun away from us! ^^

Awwwh, and I just needed your help
But seriously, enjoy your well-deserved vacation.

Makes you proud

When I first read this I glanced over it and for a second I thought you said your son was 120 years old. XD

I don't know if I have ever been accused of cheesiness, but I have been accused of being a ham.

LOL Just that piece or the entire animal?

Thing is, suspensions aren't given out willy nilly. "What the mod did" HAS been considered, by the mod/admin team, before the suspension happened. And what happened, and who it was, is nobody else's business. The moderator team doesn't have to justify their actions to the entire forum.

And, there can never be too much cheese on pizza. And cheesy garlic bread is the best!

I WANT to call the confounded things needlessly complicated... but the fact is they are exactly as complicated as they need to be. Nice explanation!

Excellent Job, Touchfuzzy. Very well explained. ^_^

Also, seriously it is HARD to explain autotiles, even though I know how they work, its hard to find words and understand how to create images that really communicate it well. Next week is going to be walking through making one from start to finish, then the week after is going to talk about animated and wall autotiles, which are slightly different.

How so? Do they have hammocks?

They had one waiting area that was literally all recliners

I see how people can miss their flight lol

This looks like a fine generator, I love all those eyes!

Every heroine character dlc pack is on my wishlist. heart heart

WOW! They look so good!

They really do look fantastic. @hiddenone's invisible character looks even better in that style.

It's a nice-looking character. Seriously (no pun).

I never experienced Daggerfall in it's original form. I downloaded it later but had issues with the DOSBox emulator. (It is, or was, legitimately a free download from Bethsesda as a promotion for Skyrim.)

There is not too many interesting fo4 mods (or maybe i haven't explore much). But in skyrim, basically you can do 'everything' with magics

Most of the really good FO4 mods are fixing little details (like letting you have dogmeat + 1 companion), rearranging perks to let anyone take advantage of major features (local leader perk specifically), or stuff to make the settlement system cooler.

Skyrim my mod order is like: Here let's redo the entire perk system, racial abilities, the combat system, add a bunch of spells...

EDIT: Spoiler tags apparently don't work on status updates.

Yes, it was. Going for seconds tomorrow.

I'm planning to watch it at cinema maybe once or twice more

I think Fuzzy is absolutely correct, and it's a testament to how well the game was initially received.

The thing to keep in mind is that at the time there was little in the way of competition. The Saturn was already dead in the water, so Grandia (better game) didn't really see the light of day. Ocirana of Time (N64) was still 2yrs away from release.

@Mrs_Allykat True. Many games are successful for that reason: they are the best the industry can provide at the time, compared to the competition.
FF7 was the first rpg I recall that was massively advertised in the media.

There are several things I dislike about ff7 (I played it some years after its release).
But its influence was big and long-lasting, for good reasons I think.

my friend bet me a steak dinner that I couldn’t beat ruby weapon, so I’m currently going through the game on the PS4. Thankfully for the speed up X 3 feature for Knights of the Realm lol

I've played Shining Tears, but generally am super meh on all the action RPGs in the Shining series.

I really wish they would release another SRPG Shining game stateside.

@bgillisp He has me beat, but honestly I've still played a huge amount of the ones listed in his played by title page.

The big difference is I mostly stuck to console in the 80s era and didn't play as many of the Apple IIe games and such (except every wizardry).

I loved the character artwork in the game, but to me the killer was the font they chose. Egads. Horrible. Yes, a strategy Shining RPG (current) would be great!

Also there are a few old gems on the PC/Apple/C=/Atari machines. The first BattleTech and MegaTraveller comes to mind.